Conceptualism and Materiality: Matters of Art and Politics

Contents
Acknowledgements
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Contributors
Part 1 Reconsidering Materiality and ‘Dematerialization’
	Chapter 1 Introduction Conceptualism and Materiality. Matters of Art and Politics
	Chapter 2 Wholly Obsolete or Always a Possibility? Past and Present Trajectories of a ‘Dematerialization’ of Art
Part 2 Intangible Materials
	Chapter 3 From Air to Architecture Michael Asher’s Early Air Works
	Chapter 4 Formula and Factory Jan Chwałczyk and Jerzy Ludwiński’s Highly Material Conceptualism
	Chapter 5 Another Matter Antimatter and the Dematerialization of Art
Part 3 Language as Material
	Chapter 6 Language is a Change in Material On Lawrence Weiner’s Ellipses
	Chapter 7 Ian Wilson, Conceptual Art, and the Materialization of Language
Part 4 Materials of Communication
	Chapter 9 Marginal Media and Manual Multiples Edgardo Antonio Vigo’s Conceptual-Artisanal Aesthetic
Part 5 Materials and Affects
	Chapter 10 Matsuzawa Yutaka and the Spirit of Suwa
	Chapter 11 Materializing Conceptual Affects The Love Discourse of Zofia Kulik’s Letter from Milan (1972)
Index of Names